Export a qualified creator list to CSV.

One row is one creator. The row holds the public handle and the network it was found on, the follower count recorded at enrichment time, any public contact detail the profile exposed, and the classification of that contact as personal, creator-owned domain, likely agency, or unknown.

The row also holds the fit score out of 15 and the reasons that produced it, so a reviewer can audit a decision months later instead of trusting a bare number. The scoring methodology is published, and the contact classification rules are documented separately.

Content evidence travels with the row: the visible proof behind the match, such as UGC positioning in the bio, a pinned product demo, or a linked portfolio. Saved-list membership is included too, so a merged export still shows which list each creator came from.

A CSV is the right output when the list feeds a client deck, an internal review, or a tool that only accepts file upload. When the next step is email, the file is an unnecessary round trip.

UGC Agent sends selected creators straight into an Instantly or Smartlead campaign, and skips leads that already exist in the destination so the same creator is not contacted twice from two lists.

Keep the profile URL, the contact source, the review date, the score reasons, and the outreach status together in whatever system receives the file. That record lets a second operator check why a creator was contacted, and it prevents duplicate outreach when two campaigns overlap.

Public availability of an address is not permission for bulk mail. Confirm the address is still public, respect any stated representation arrangement, and send a relevant one-to-one message.